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Cllr Maeve Reynolds (Fine Gael) with her husband Liam
Maeve Reynolds, the new Fine Gael councillor in the Carrick-on-Shannon area, thanked everyone for putting their faith in her.
“I'm delighted to be a young female representative and a representative for young families in the whole Carrick-on-Shannon area. I got a vote in every box in the municipal district and I hope to represent all the people of the entire municipal district,” Maeve said.
“I'm looking forward to raising all the issues I heard on the doorsteps and putting them forward. The issue I ran on myself is childcare; I heard a lot of stories of people trying to tie together all the different forms of childcare and I'd hope that I could do something about that on Leitrim County Council. There's a wide raft of issues from housing to childcare to accessing different services, and just supporting a growing population in the area. I can't wait to take on that challenge.”
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